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commanding
/kəˈmɑːndɪŋ/
This word conveys a sense of effortless control and superiority. When describing a person, it suggests a natural charisma or an imposing nature that compels others to obey without the need for aggression. It is a positive or neutral term of power, distinct from "bossy," which implies an annoying or unwarranted desire for control. In a spatial or competitive sense, the word evokes the image of looking down from a height. Whether it is a physical cliff or a massive lead in a game, the "feeling" is one of security and total oversight, where the subject is safely above the reach of their opponents or the chaos of the surroundings.
意味
Having a position of authority, power, or dominance.
"She spoke in a commanding voice that silenced the entire room."
Providing a clear and wide view of the surrounding area.
"The castle was built on a commanding height overlooking the valley."
Easily winning or leading in a competition.
"The team held a commanding lead of twenty points going into the final quarter."